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Day 4 - We can clearly see three babies...hopefully the fourth one is just hiding behind his "peeps". Mom and Dad are ever present feeding and keeping watch over the nest.
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Kent, Pam, and a few select friends, explore and expose the wildlife that they come into contact with; hopefully, helping other like minded folks enjoy the environment around them.
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Pam and Kent live in Middle Tennessee and enjoy watching the birds and wildlife around them.
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__We see few Blue Birds along the N.E. coastline, but we spend our summers, learning from the traveling Hummers, and the local Gold Finch, and more... lovely photos here!
ReplyDelete__From my other interest; as a catbird in the under-brush captured its meal... haiku.
inch worm
measures this brier's run
a catbird
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